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Irondale Youth Hockey Association
Next Board Meeting: Thursday, May 21, 2009 at 6:30 p.m.
at the New Brighton Family Service Center, New Brighton, MN.
Address: IYHA, PO Box 120114, New Brighton, MN 55112 Website: www.iyhaleague.org
From President Kevin Bourassa:
Wow, it has been a whirlwind of activities with no end in site. I am extremely excited about the opportunities before us. From meeting to meeting there seems to be a common theme of people within our association--we are VERY Passionate about OUR Irondale Knight Hockey and our kids. I think it is awesome that this many people care this much about such a wonderful sport. Let's continue to make sure that we leave nothing to chance. I have already witnessed more people stepping up to help fulfill duties and it is very contagious. If we can spread out the pie, so to speak, we will end up with more people involved and more people feeling good about such a wonderful ASSOCIATION. Keep it up.
On the President's front, I withstood my first assassination attempt even though Brent Eilefson, Mark Rupp, and many of the Boys Coaches protected me. Tom Lucarelli never told me this would happen. I told Mark Rupp he really knows how to end a meeting, With Fireworks. No seriously we were in a meeting at Hanson Park and some kids lit the building on fire. Unbelievable. Paul Dulin should get the credit for protecting us all by actually checking out the campfire smell inside the building that was going on for 10 minutes.
I have been performing diligently my responsibility of naming a Director of Player and Coach Development. This task I do not take lightly. If any of you have input let me know. I sat in on the Fundraising meeting, Boys Coaches Meeting and the Girls Coaches meeting a few weeks ago. The numerous emails and phone calls leads me to believe we are truly lucky to have so many committed people involved in such a great Association.
Make sure to keep the kids active this summer. If they get a chance to rollerblade or skate take advantage of it. Stickhandling and shooting pucks will pay off next winter on the scoreboard, as well.
Remember not only EXPECT MORE, but DO MORE!
Thank you,
Kevin Bourassa
IYHA President
From Equipment Manager Tom Johnson:
All Irondale teams should get their Jerseys to Tom as soon as possible so that they can be stored away for the summer. Please contact Tom if you still have jerseys.
Website News
From Torri Johnson:
1) The 2009-2010 Season will be entered into the website soon and will become the new default. Previous seasons are still available. On your team page, change the season to review all the highlights from years past.
2) An updated sponsorship report is in the Documents section. Please review with your sponsors.
3) A new "opt-out" feature is now available with website emails. If you choose to opt-out, you will still receive schedule changes for your team. Opting out only applies to general communications through the website.
4) Do you Twitter? Facebook? Digg? kIRTSY? Kaboodle? Link-a-Gogo? Are you Linked In? If so, you can bookmark and share almost anything from our website. Click on the Share button wherever you see it on the website and post it on your Facebook page or send a Tweet!
Community Events
From Heidi Dulin:
Hey! Irondale players & parents!
This is just a pre-reminder about the summer parades! It's a great way to show your support for IYHA! The kids have a GREAT time and it's SO MUCH FUN! KIDS OF ALL AGES/LEVELS ARE INVITED! Please come walk a parade this summer (or all 3)! I need lots of kids to throw candy & hand out fliers while we "Rock Out" at the parade. The bigger, brighter & bolder we are, the better! This is how we advertise our love of hockey and get MORE PLAYERS!
Parade Information:
St. Anthony Village Fest - Friday, July 31 @ 7 pm
New Brighton Stock Yard days - Thursday, Aug. 6 @ tbd
Mounds View Festival in the Park - Saturday, Aug 22 @ 1 pm
More information to follow mid-July through August. Please be on the look out!
Also, I will need a few more parents to chaperone these events! Especially if you have younger players! THANKS!
Please support your association and your hard working parade coordinator!
From the Fundraising Committee:
DINING FOR DOLLARS-- Take your family out for dinner and raise money for IYHA at the same time! This new fundraiser will begin Monday, June 8 at Fuddruckers in Roseville. Check the website for more details and to print out the required coupon. IYHA will receive 20% of the total sales received with the coupon that day. This will be an ongoing event the 2nd Monday of each month rotating 6 local restaurants so there is sure to be one of your favorites coming up soon!
On-Ice Accomplishments
From Steve Clark:
The Irondale B-Mites took third place in their Minnesota Showcase playoff bracket. They had a season record of 5 Wins, 2 Losses and 1 Tie. Both losses were by one goal. The B-Mites drew St. Louis Park in their first playoff game and came up short losing 2-1. They took on the Minneapolis Lakers in the Consolation Round and won 2-1. The third place game was against St Louis Park for the second time. The score was tied 2-2 after 2 periods when the B-Mites scored two in the third to win 4-2.
From Brent Eilefson:
A Showcase team comprising a large contingent of IYHA squirts lost the third-place game in their bracket, after a solid Showcase season. This is noteworthy both as filler for this page, but also because the game started with the IYHA team down 0-4, coming back to tie the game, and proceeding to what was most of the kids' (including the goalie's) first-ever shootout. Exciting game topped off with cupcakes. Thanks to Rick Laporte for putting the team together.
A Showcase team comprising several IYHA Peewees and soon-to-be-Bantams won the championship game in their bracket. Noteworthy was the fact that at one point there may have been more coaches on the Irondale bench than the other team had players. Despite the competing coaches' voices, the squad stayed focused and took home the hardware. Thanks to Phil Herbert for having something to do with putting the team together.
IYHA Board Meetings are open meetings.
Please feel free to come to the meetings. If you have an agenda item for the Board to consider, please contact the IYHA Secretary at email@example.com. Board meetings are held the third Thursday of every month at 6:30 p.m. at the New Brighton Family Service Center. Upcoming meetings will be held: June 18, July 16 and August 20.
Lake Region Board Meetings:
Lake Region Hockey meetings are open meetings. Contact Theresa Spiering for dates and times of upcoming meetings.
Sponsors for IYHA and teams are listed below. Please notify the IYHA Secretary of any additions or corrections. (Please forward information about websites and addresses, etc.) Many thanks to our sponsors!
IYHA: **Lake Region Hockey Association**, **Moes**, **Champps**, **Meisters**, **Big 10 Tavern**, **Make It Big Photos** and
**Dave's Sport Shop**.
Team Sponsorships:
Bantam A: **Response Fire Protection**, **WW Goetsch Assoc**, and **MN Conway Fire**
Pee Wee B: **Jensen, Bell, Converse and Erickson, PA**, **Western Bank** and **Dr John Hollerud, MD of Fridley Children's and Teen's Medical Center**
Once again, many, many thanks to our sponsors! Please support them!
When you see them, please tell them you are from Irondale Youth Hockey.
Irondale Youth Hockey Association (IYHA) Board Members 2008-2009
763-442-0435 (c)
Vice President
Monica Crandall
763-234-9316 (c)
Theresa Spiering
763-780-4548 (h)
Brent Eilefson
612-750-6428 (c)
651-636-3690 (h)
Ice Commissioner
Kara Chamberlain
Boys Program Coordinator
Mark Rupp
651-269-3027 (h & c)
Girls Program Coordinator
Mike Nundahl
651-633-8287 (h)
Initiation Coordinator
Nina Dojan
Tom Johnson
Beth Soberg
612-201-4861 (c)
District Representative
Chris Drews
651-329-3124 (c)
Non-Board Positions:
ACE Coordinator
Irondale Youth Hockey Association April Meeting Minutes
IYHA Board of Directors Meeting: April 16th, 2009. Note: These minutes have not been approved. They will be reviewed, corrected as needed, and approved at the next regular Board of Directors Meeting.
Called to order at 7:01 p.m. by President Kevin Bourassa
Board Members Present: Monica Crandall, Brent Eilefson, Theresa Spiering, Chris Drews, Mike Nundahl, Mark Rupp, Kara Chamberlain, Nina Dojan, Beth Soberg and Tom Johnson
Board Members Absent: None
Guests: Dale Aukee, Tyler Fitzel, Torri Johnson, Cindy Anderson, Leeann Loken, Bob Gabler, Mark Willner, Steve Clark, Mike Martinjako
Minutes: The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved as corrected.
Old Business:
A. Apparel – Chris Drews presented, for the record, regarding standardizing IYHA team apparel. Various vendors and IYHA logos are being assessed and will continue to be assessed.
B. Merger Task Force Update – Dale Aukee presented regarding recent activities and a meeting held between the Task Force and representatives of Mounds View Youth Hockey.
Chris Drews moved to turn the Merger Task Force into the Potential Partnership Committee and allow them to reach out to other area associations to explore the idea of potential partnerships and bring back proposals to the Board. The motion was adopted after debate.
C. IYHA Cookbook – Torri Johnson presented, for the record, regarding web postings she innocently formatted and revised, related to the IYHA cookbook "committee," which may have cooked up some confusion. She apologizes for said confusion to the Fund Raising Committee members.
Theresa Spiering moved to separate the calendar accounting from team accounting and deal with the profit or loss at the Association expense. The motion was adopted after debate.
D. Player and Coach Development Follow-up – Tyler Fitzel presented regarding the lack of a Director of Player and Coach Development, despite the existence of a Player and Coach Development Committee and a job description for the position of Director of Player and Coach Development.
Chris Drews moved that by May Board meeting the president is to appoint a Director of Player and Coach Development to follow the guidelines of the Player Development Committee as set forth on the IYHA website. The motion was adopted after debate.
New Business:
a. Website Updates – Torri Johnson presented and requested new Board members promptly get preferred contact information to her.
Board Roundtable:
President: Report presented.
Vice President: Report presented.
Secretary: Report presented.
Treasurer: Report presented. Discussion regarding unpaid ice fees to be taken up by Executive Committee.
Boys Program Coordinator: Report Presented. Coaches meeting scheduled for April 21 at Hanson Park.
Girls Program Coordinator: Report presented.
Initiation Program Coordinator: Report presented.
District Representative: Report presented. Residency rule will be voted on by District presidents at an upcoming meeting.
Chris Drews moved that the president is directed to vote "no" to the proposed residency rule at the District presidents' meeting. The motion was adopted after debate.
Ice Commissioner: Report presented. Met with MV to start ice distribution.
Registration Coordinator: Report presented.
Equipment Manager: Report presented.
Standing Reports:
Player and Coach Development Committee: Mark Rupp reported. Coaches meeting scheduled for April 21 at Hanson Park.
Lake Region: Theresa Spiering reported.
Fundraising Committee: Monica Crandall reported.
Additional business: The president directed that the Potential Partnership Committee contact Edison regarding the kids in their association coming to IYHA.
The meeting adjourned at 9:50 p.m.
Minutes from Annual Election Meeting
IYHA Annual Election Meeting Note: These minutes have not been approved. They will be reviewed, corrected as needed, and approved at the next regular Board of Directors Meeting Attendees: Tom Lucarelli, Jean Aukee, Brent Eilefson, Mike Nundahl, Dale Aukee, Tyler Fitzel, Beth Soberg, Tom Johnson, Torri Johnson, Kara Chamberlain, Paul Dulin, Mark Rupp, Nina Dojan, Kevin Bourassa, Steve Clark, Mike Martinjako, Monica Crandall, Theresa Spiering and Jeanne Falconer. The meeting was called to order at 6:36PM by outgoing President Tom Lucarelli
Brent Eilefson provided a brief introduction about himself. Jeanne F made a motioned to accept the white ballot nomination and approval of Brent as Secretary of IYHA. Tom J seconded. All approved – motion carried.
Beth Soberg provided a brief introduction about herself. Jeanne F made a motion to accept the white ballot nomination and approval of Beth as Registration Coordinator of IYHA. Tom J seconded. All approved – motion carried.
Nina Dojan provided a brief introduction about herself. Jean A made a motion to accept the white ballot nomination and approval of Nina as Initiation Coordinator of IYHA. Monica C seconded. All approved – motion carried.
Kevin Bourassa provided a brief introduction about himself. He thanked the outgoing board members for their service and thanked the incoming board members for volunteering to serve. He said he would be happy to help IYHA if elected.
Paul Dulin provided a brief introduction about himself. He thanked Kevin B for running for president and too thanked the outgoing board members for their service and hoped they would look forward to quieter times. He too thanked the incoming board members. If elected, he said he would be available to all. He loves this association, loves hockey and wants to see it succeed.
Outgoing President Tom Lucarelli announced the election results making Kevin Bourassa President of IYHA.
Jeanne F made a motion to adjourn the election meeting at 6:50PM. Theresa S seconded. All approved – motion carried.
Would you like to have something published in the newsletter? Please contact the IYHA Secretary. Would you like something on the Web Site? Contact Torri Johnson at email@example.com Information you share is helpful in keeping our members up to date about activities of the Irondale Youth Hockey Association! (The deadline for the next month's newsletter is the second week of each month.) Thank you!
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Daily changes to exchange-traded fund premiums can be predicted in advance with a reliable degree of accuracy by using easily obtained information, says new Morningstar research released Monday.
ETFs are a relatively new investment type, so little has been understood until now about the periodic dislocations between ETF market prices and the discounts or premiums of their underlying net asset values, according to Morningstar analyst Lee Davidson, author of "Examining the Exchange-Traded Nature of Exchange-Traded Funds."
ETF premiums can be modeled, and daily changes to ETF premiums "show a strong relationship to contemporaneous and lagged movements in the equity market, equity market volatility, and equity market liquidity," Davidson wrote in his 47-page report. "A larger change in one variable today tends to coincide with a larger change to an ETF's premium both tomorrow and the day after."
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In addition, active ETF managers can create trading strategies using these relationships as indicators to generate abnormal returns before transaction costs, Davidson said.
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AT&T said on Thursday that it plans to carry Samsung's Galaxy Camera, an Android-based point-and-shoot with built-in 4G wireless.
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Now, though, Samsung, Nikon and others are offering an option that aims to deliver the best of both worlds by combining the optics of a point-and-shoot camera with the Android interface and, in some cases, even the cellular connectivity found on a smartphone.
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Tumours may respond to extreme and moderate heat
Aided by ultrasound guidance, treating tumours with extreme heat or moderate heat may provide a possible therapeutic option, according to early research presented at the second AACR Dead Sea International Conference on Advances in Cancer Research: From the Laboratory to the Clinic, held March 7-10, 2010.
"Low temperature controlled hyperthermia and high temperature treatments are beneficial in curing both malignant and benign tumours using minimally invasive and non-invasive ultrasound techniques," said Osama M. Al-Bataineh, Ph.D., an assistant professor in biomedical engineering at the Hashemite University in Jordan.
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Let me begin by saying that clearly i am a horrific blogger. It's been for-ever since my last blog and the words are bubbling up at such a rate that i have no idea what will flow once i start typing. I am a cauldron of words, sentences & paragraphs… I am filled with the joys and tribulations of travelling, Christmas, family, friends, children and the vast array of sumptuous goodness that accompanies all those things.
I am unsure where to begin… my travels which consisted of taking a not-quite-toddler 12hrs in a car, my Christmas which began as a gourmet feast and ended up as a cold meat and salad affair or my new year which was laden with many a daiquiri, wine, fabulous friends and only 4hrs sleep but i think i will begin with the mornings – ahhh… the mornings.
On the one hand it is unfortunate that Queensland doesn't have daylight savings and that we can not enjoy the beautiful sunshine state until 8pm in the evening and on the other hand it absolutely SUCKS that it rained every day (EVERY SINGLE DAY!) of our 7 day holiday and that my son changed his usual wake up time of 5.30/6am to about 3.30-4.30am. So instead of being able to enjoy a holiday sleep in, a leisurely afternoon swim or a warm evening barbecue, i endured sub-human wake up times, attempting to keep my child entertained inside all day and going to bed earlier than a senior citizen on NYE. All i can say is, thank goodness i packed his gumboots!
Our days were spent mostly inside watching the food channel on foxtel, which we don't have at home, and a few visits to family and friends, and of course, there was the food. What else could we do on those rainy, rainy days but eat eat eat. Although i must say that even though we didn't get to see the beach or a theme park we did have a lovely time at Ripley's Believe it or Not! and Build-a-Bear in Surfers Paradise (yeah, it was just us and about a million other rain-sodden holiday makers).
But there is one good thing i can say about my holiday, i had an epiphany. I don't think it was officially my first epiphany but it certainly was a significant one. In my head it goes kind of like this:
"No wonder kids love Christmas holidays so much, it's because the adults
in their lives work their damn butts off to make sure they have a good time!"
That's right, i think this is officially the moment i appreciate all the hard work my parents put into making my holidays great. So thanks Mum and Step-Dad and thanks Dad and Step-Mum for i now understand why you drank at lunchtime and went to bed so early, but most of all i now understand how hard it is to make Christmas holidays so damn wonderful for your kids!
…and a special mention to my wonderful husband who did all the driving, also endured the early mornings and didn't complain nearly as much as i did.


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MONTREAL — Greenpeace Canada has spoken out in response to Saturday's train derailment in Lac Megantic, which may have spilled thousand of litres of crude oil into nearby waterways.
The environmental group says the derailment is yet another example of what can go wrong when oil is transported over long distances by train.
"Whether it's pipelines or rail, we have a safety problem in this country," said Greenpeace climate and energy campaign coordinator Keith Stewart in a release issued Saturday afternoon.
"This is more evidence that the federal government continues to put oil profits ahead of public safety."
Crude oil is considered by authorities to be a "dangerous good," meaning only certain models of tanker cars can be used to transport it in Canada. According to Greenpeace, however, the majority of the cars being used for that purpose are "DOT-111" tank cars, which the Transportation Safety Board has noted are prone to spill their contents during derailments and other impacts.
At this point, it is unclear what kinds of tanks were being used to transport the crude oil that spilled Saturday in Lac Megantic.
On Saturday morning, the provincial Environment Department said it was concerned that the oil may have run into the Chaudière River or other bodies of water.
Residents were being advised to avoid taking water directly from the river.
The scope of the environmental damage in the town will likely only be known after authorities are able to secure the area and begin a clean-up.
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The best introduction for this book is what's found on the flyleaf which is actually a quote straight from the book.
"'I can't believe they gave him a middle seat.'
'They should really charge double, and leave the next seat empty. I lost my armrest, and the guy was half in my lap. And you saw how hard it was for the attendant to get the cart past him.'
I was relieved when the woman's suitcase arrived, since the pariah whom she and her seat mate had so cruelly disparaged must have been the very large gentleman who two flight attendants were rolling into baggage claim in an extra-wide wheelchair. A curious glance in the heavy passenger's direction pierced me with a sympathy so searing I might have been shot. Looking at that man was like falling into a hole, and I had to look away because it was rude to stare, and even ruder to cry.
'Yo, don't recognize your own brother?'
The smile I'd prepared in welcome crumpled."
When Pandora's formerly slim and hip jazz pianist brother arrives for a visit after an absence of 4 years, she is shocked to see that he is now morbidly obese, and that he plans to stay. How can she help him? And should she?
Lionel Shriver has done it again. She has written a novel I can't stop thinking about and would love to discuss with others who have read it. As with We Need to Talk about Kevin the real power of the novel comes at the very end with her (by now) trademark twist, even though I enjoyed the story and the writing throughout. She is a master at handling subtleties in relationship and has a sharp eye for behaviour within families. Obesity is not an easy topic to deal with and her deft handling of the issues around it are much deeper than debates over fad diets. There are no lessons for the mildly overweight because she is dealing with serious addiction and depression here. But there is commentary between the lines about how difficult it is to maintain a healthy weight and the reasons we overeat or suffer from eating disorders.
What is important and moving to note is that the topic is central to Shriver's own life. Her own brother was obese. But the book is not autobiographical and the lessons of the novel could apply to any form of addiction and how tricky it is for family to help. Shriver's poetic black humour and occasional wordiness may not be for everyone, but I respect her unflinching courage to deal with tough topics and am amazed at the insights she delivers through her story.


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A bit of background about the term, "Liberaltarian". In December 2006, Brink Lindsey, Cato Institute's vice president for research, penned an essay in which he posited that Contemporary Conservatism had betrayed its own roots, and no longer truly represented a libertarian worldview. Lindsey went on to muse that liberals had at least, and probably more affinity to true libertarian precepts than the travesty that passes for conservatism presently in America. His essay began with:
The conservative movement–and, with it, the GOP–is in disarray. Specifically, the movement's "fusionist" alliance between traditionalists and libertarians appears, at long last, to be falling apart. To understand what's happening, look at the Democratic gains made in previously Republican strongholds on Election Day. In "Live Free or Die" New Hampshire, both House seats–as well as control of both houses of the state legislature–flipped from the GOP to the Democratic column. Out in the interior West, Jon Tester squeaked past Conrad Burns in the Montana Senate race, while other Democrats picked up a House seat in Colorado (along with the governorship) and two more in Arizona. These parts of the country are all known for their individualism and suspicion of officialdom–in short, for their libertarian sympathies.
Libertarian disaffection should come as no surprise. Despite the GOP's rhetorical commitment to limited government, the actual record of unified Republican rule in Washington has been an unmitigated disaster from a libertarian perspective: runaway federal spending at a clip unmatched since Lyndon Johnson; the creation of a massive new prescription-drug entitlement with hardly any thought as to how to pay for it; expansion of federal control over education through the No Child Left Behind Act; a big run-up in farm subsidies; extremist assertions of executive power under cover of fighting terrorism; and, to top it all off, an atrociously bungled war in Iraq.
This woeful record cannot simply be blamed on politicians failing to live up to their conservative principles. Conservatism itself has changed markedly in recent years, forsaking the old fusionist synthesis in favor of a new and altogether unattractive species of populism. The old formulation defined conservatism as the desire to protect traditional values from the intrusion of big government; the new one seeks to promote traditional values through the intrusion of big government. Just look at the causes that have been generating the real energy in the conservative movement of late: building walls to keep out immigrants, amending the Constitution to keep gays from marrying, and imposing sectarian beliefs on medical researchers and families struggling with end-of-life decisions.
Brink Lindsey, "Liberaltarians" Cato Institute reprint of an article first published by The New Republic, December 4, 2006
This started up a dialog within some of the libertarian movement; notably at the Volokh Conspiracy, and Reason Magazine. Much of the dialog died down, although Reason Magazine has continued publishing articles. Some of the younger libertarian thinkers also published their thoughts about Liberaltarianism. Will Wilkerson and Julian Sanchez are two fine examples.
Dialog about Liberaltarianism was largely left on the back-burner for close to two years, until recently, when National Review's Jonah Goldberg started it up again, followed by NRO's John Hood:
- Jonah Goldberg, "Whither Liberaltarianism?", NRO – The Corner, February 11, 2009
- John Hood, "Re: Whither Liberaltarianism", NRO – The Corner, February 11, 2009
That Jonah Goldberg is considered to be a conservative pundit is direct evidence of contemporary conservatism's continuing plunge into the dark well of moral relevancy. That the CaponHawk Goldberg has the audacity to pretend he is able to speak for libertarians is personally defamatory to me. At least Goldberg's inanity started up new dialog about Liberaltarianism. The following are a few links, listed alphabetically, by date:
- Will Wilkinson, "Missing the Point of Liberaltarianism", February 11, 2009
- Reihan Salam, "The Point of Liberaltarianism", The American Scene, February 12, 2009
- Andrrew Sullivan, "The Long Angle", Atlantic, February 12, 2009
- Matt Welch, "'Liberaltarianism' in the Age of Obama", Reason, February 12, 2009
- Ross Douthat, "The Future of Liberaltarianism", The Atlantic, February 13, 2009
- Ross Douthat, "The Future of Liberaltarianism (II)", The Atlantic, February 13, 2009


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SUSAN CAMPBELL: Connecticut not the land of wealth as some believe
We have hiked up a hill in Pennsylvania, and a guy sporting the absolute latest in trekking gear asks where we're from.
Connecticut, we say, and without prompting, he wonders aloud how anyone can afford to live in the Nutmeg State. Before we can answer, he launches into a monologue that lets us know that a Connecticut address is the holy grail to this well-shod hiker in Berks County. Living here is proof that you've made it.
Ah, Connecticut, land of Yale and polo ponies, where rich New Yorkers come to play at being in the country while the rest of us lounge around awaiting a cocktail hour visit from Biff and Muffy. It's 5 o'clock somewhere, yes?
I almost don't blame that hiker for his ignorance. When I moved here, all I knew about Connecticut was what I'd seen in the movies, which historically chronicle the lives of the haves. The haves are more entertaining, and who wants to shell out the price of a movie ticket to go watch their neighbors? Upon my arrival, I was shocked to find that my new home had poverty, hunger and homelessness.
And now, some 27 years later, I'm shocked that we still have poverty, hunger and homelessness, but try telling that to an outsider drunk on the notion of a gated community designed by Martha Stewart. Try telling him that:
o A report released earlier this year by the Connecticut Housing Coalition says a family must earn $23.58 an hour to afford a decent, two-bedroom apartment here, and that's the average so-called housing wage -- or the amount a worker must earn without spending more than 30 percent of their total household income on housing costs. That 30 percent figure is the generally accepted definition of affordable housing, and things gets worse as you head toward New York. The Stamford-Norwalk area is the second-highest rental market in the country -- right behind San Francisco -- at $34.02 an hour.
o That's all well and good if you're pulling in a decent salary, but a report from Connecticut Voices for Children says that if you adjust for inflation, the state's minimum wage has fallen in value by 9 percent since 1979. Meanwhile, middle-and high-wage earners' wages have risen 21 and 46 percent, respectively. And so it's true: A rising tide lifts all yachts. (I wish that statement was original with me. I stole it from the radio.)
o The child poverty rate, according to the Census Bureau's American Community Survey, is 47.9 percent in Hartford -- more than three times the state average of 14.9 percent. In New Haven, it's 41.4 percent. Ask a teacher what that means. Children come to school hungry and exhausted. We can give them free breakfast and lunch, and load them up a backpack of food for the weekends, but they're still sleeping in homes with a shocking lack of resources.
o Any Connecticut town of any conceivable size has people sleeping under their bridges. Every Thursday, a homeless outreach team hits those spots in Hartford, and hands out sandwiches and socks. Wonder what Mr. Best-Dressed Hiker would think of one site in the South End, with its stained mattress, and a series of men's battered shoes lined up as if they're in a closet, not on a dirt patch beneath a highway.
o Local food pantries can't keep up with meet the increased needs of their struggling residents. And in many places, while the number of clients is increasing, donations have dropped. Places like East Haddam have had to restrict the amount of food people can take.
Is this the wealthy Connecticut of which he dreams? I hadn't the time or energy to dissuade him, and so we headed back down the hill into farms that look like movie sets, but I won't let that make me think the place is entirely idyllic.
Susan Campbell is an award-winning author of "Dating Jesus" and former columnist at the Hartford Courant. Her new biography, "Tempest-Tossed: The Spirit of Isabella Beecher Hooker," is coming soon. Email her at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow her blog at www.hot-dogma.com. Follow her on Twitter @campbellsl


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Fast Cleaners Uxbridge (22, Rockingham Rd, UB8 2TZ)
Fireplaces & Stoves (29, Belmont Road, UB8 1QS)
First Uxbridge Buses (Uxbridge Bus Garage, UB8 1RJ)
Five Guys (162-163 , High Street, , UB8 1JZ)
Flight Centre (Unit 182, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GB)
Flora Fountain Chemist (283, High Street, UB8 1LQ)
Flower Stall (Market Square, , The Pavilions, )
Fly dreams (Covent Garden, 71-75 Shelton St, Covent Garden, London WC2H 9JQUnited Kingdom, WC2H 9JQ)
Fortis Hosting (9, Vine Street, UB8 1QE)
Fountains Mill Youth Centre (81, High Street, UB8 1JR)
Franks Coffee Shop (Uxbridge Station, UB8 1JZ)
Frays Dental Centre (105-107, Belmont Road , UB8 1QX)
French Connection (Unit 205, Intu Uxbridge , UB8 1GE)
Game (31, The Pavilions, UB8 1LH)
Gamestation (31, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
Gardeners Arms (119, Park Road, UB8 1NW)
Gardham, Bowerman & Bocock (31, Belmont Road, UB8 1QS)
Garforth Locksmiths & UPVC Door Repairs (6, 6 Beech Grove Terrace, Garforth, LS25 1EG)
Gb Lock and Key Chesterfield (Tapton Park Innovation Centre, Brimington Road, S41 0TZ)
General Mills UK (1, George Street, UB8 1QQ)
Genetic Nutrition (3 The Arcade, , High Street, , UB8 1LG)
GhanaTalksRadio LTD (62 Slagrove Pl, Ladywell, 62 Slagrove Pl, Ladywell, SE13 7HT)
Gibbs Gillespie (268, High Street, UB8 1LQ)
Ginger Group (12, High Street, UB8 1JN)
Glamour Beauty Nailbar (277, unit 5 New Arcade, UB8 1LQ)
GNC General Nutrition Centre (7, The Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
Gold Hair Extensions - Mobile Service (1, Park Road, UB8 1NQ)
Goldsmiths (Unit 235, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GB)
Gomie Design (15 Neptune Court, Vanguard Way, CF24 5PJ)
Good Yarn (132, High Street, UB8 1JX)
Gooey Waffle (11, Belmont Road, UB8 1QS)
Grainges Car Park (UB8 1)
Granny Satchwills Cafe (277, unit 6 New Arcade, UB8 1LQ)
GRANTS JEWELLERS (29a, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LH)
Great Scott's (Market Square, The Pavilions, )
Great Scotts (Kiosk 11, The Pavilions, UB8 1LH)
Greggs (197, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1LA)
Greggs (152, High Street, UB8 1JY)
Greggs (19 , The Pavilions)
Grid Defence Systems (93-96, Highbridge House, UB8 1LU)
Groundwork South Trust Limited (Colne Valley Park Centre, Denham Court Drive , UB9 5PG )
Gutter Cleaning Manchester (36 Burnsall Grove, Royton, Oldham, 36 Burnsall Grove Oldham OL25RJ United Kingdom, OL2 5RJ)
H & M (Unit 113 / 219, Intu Uxbridge , UB8 1GE)
H and T Pawnbrokers (Unit 11, Chequers Square , UB8 1LN)
H M Revenue & Customs V A T Office (1, Park Road, UB8 1RW)
H Samuel (Unit 230, Intu Uxbridge , UB8 1GE)
Haart (270, High Street, UB8 1TZ)
Hair Ever After (38, Oxford Road, UB9 4AB)
Halfords (10, Harefield Road, UB8 1PH)
Halifax (153, High Street, UB8 1HX)
Hand Bags, Holdals and Leather Goods (Market Square, , The Pavilions,)
Handmade Jewellery (Market Square, , The Pavilions, )
Hannan Associates (10-11, High Street, UB8 1JN)
Happy Days (168, High Street, UB8 1JZ)
Harris & Hoole (Market House, , Uxbridge, , UB8 1LQ)
Harrold Opticians (130-131 , High Street, , UB8 1JX)
Harrow & Hillingdon Healthcare NHS Trust (26, The Lancaster Centre, UB8 1BN)
Hays Accountancy Direct (36-38, ground floor, Westcombe House, UB8 1AB)
Healing-hearts-counselling (106-106A, Windmill Studios, Ha48NW)
Heathrow Airport Taxis (450 , Bath Road, UB7 0EB)
Hertz (11, UB1, UB8 1)
Hillingdon Carers (126, High Street, UB8 1JT)
Hillingdon Council (Civic Centre, UB8 1UW)
Hillingdon hospital (11 charolais house, Pield heath road, Ub8 3nn)
Hillingdon Mind (Café) (Aston House, UB8 1SZ)
Hillingdon Natural History Society (Gatting Way, UB8 )
Hillingdon Park Baptist Church (Hercies Road, UB10 9LS)
Hillingdon Shopmobility (301, intu Uxbridge (Chimes) shopping centre, UB8 1GD)
Hillingdon Women's Centre (333, Long Lane, UB10 9JU)
Hire it Event Furniture (., Thames Works Studios,, W4 2PD)
Hitdaspot (Unit 2 Rear Lane Norman Road Whitchurch Cardif, Unit 2 Rear, E1 6AN)
HMV (Unit 109-110, Intu Uxbridge , UB8 1GE)
Holland & Barrett (17-19, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LP)
Home Instead Senior Care (1, Southall Town Hall, UB1 3HA)
Home Store (High Street, UB8 1LA)
Home-Start Hillingdon (306, Long Lane, UB10 9PE)
Hong's Food Bar (Cock's Yard, UB8 1)
Horse Power (Windsor Street, , UB8 1AB)
Horsepower Hairdressing (4c, UB8 1AB)
Hotter Shoes (18, Chequers Square, UB8 1LN)
House (76 , UB8 1JR)
House 76 (76, High Street)
House of Faiza (18 Soho Square, 18 Soho Square, Soho, London W1D 3QH, United Kingdom, W1D 3QH)
House of Leather (9, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LP)
HSBC Bank plc (28, PO box 41, UB8 1JN)
Hug8 Hairdressing (2727, UB8 1RG)
IBB Solicitors (30, Capital Court, UB8 1AB)
Iceland Foods (27, The Pavilions, UB8 1LH)
ICT Group (Beaufort House, UB8 1QG)
ifocalmedia - Asian Wedding Photographers (23 , Chalvey Road West, SL1 2NF)
Illuminated Health (16, Windsor Street, UB8 1AB)
Imperial Bamboo Ltd (High St, Uxbridge, UB8 1LA)
Imperium Group (19, High Street, UB8 1JN)
Impress Blinds (West Yorkshire, Impress Blinds Ltd, V2 Victoria Mills, Carlinghow, WF17 8LL)
Impress Blinds Ltd (v2, West Yorkshire, WF17 8LL)
Independent Mortgage Advice Bureau (279, High Street, UB8 1LQ)
infotecsourz (8 Meard St Soho, London UK London W1F0ET United Ki, 8 Meard St Soho, London UK London W1F0ET United Kingdom, W1F0ET)
Intech Marketing (144 Bury Old Rd, United Kingdom, M45 6AT)
intu Uxbridge (intu Uxbridge, The Chimes Shopping Centre, UB8 1GE)
Isaih's Barbers (277, unit 9 New Arcade, UB8 1LQ)
Isis (Kiosk 6, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LH)
Iver Environment Centre (Slough Road, Slough Road, SL0 0EB)
James and Company (54a, Brook House, UB8 2FX)
Janitorial Equipment Supplier in Mansfield | Next Gen Supply Group (11, 11 Norfolk Street, Mansfield, MA 02048, 02048)
Jansons Property (Beasley's Yard, UB8 1JU)
Javitri Indian & Bangladeshi Cuisine (112 , High Street , UB8 1JA)
JD Sports (Unit 221, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GE)
Jewels Airport Transfers (42- Seaton Road,, Hayes, , UB3 1NT)
Jinnah Solicitors (229a, UB8 1LD)
JJB Sports (159-161, UB8 1DX)
JMK Accounting (227a, UB8 1LD)
Jobcentre Plus (Senator Court, UB8 1DP)
John H. Maw - photography (141, Tilehouse Way, UB9 5JD)
Joolz (5 Market House, UB8 1AQ)
Joolz (Unit B Market House, , High Street, , UB8 1JN)
Julian Graves Experience (34, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LH)
Jump In (Kiosk 4, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LH)
Jump In (Market Square, , The Pavilions, )
Junk Bunk Ltd (118, Harringay, N15 3HX)
Junying Metal Manufacturing Co., Limited (Changfu Road, Ludong, Humen, Dongguan, Guangdong,P, Changfu Road, Ludong, Humen, Dongguan, Guangdong,P. R. China., 523935)
Just Tyres (2, UB8 2AP)
Kebab Choice (238, UB8 1LE)
Kebab Choice (238 , High Street, , UB8 1LE)
Kelly Services (192, High Street, UB8 1LB)
Key 4 Change (Christ Church,, Redford Way,, UB8 1SZ)
KFC (38, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
KFC (237, High Street, UB8 1LE)
KFC (37/38 , The Pavilions)
Kitchen Company (27, Belmont Road, UB8 1QS)
KML Worktops (Unit 14, Pop In Commercial Centre, HA9 0HF)
Koh-I-Noor Indian Restaurant (230 , High Street, , UB8 1LD)
Kopiki (145-157 St. John Street, London, UK, 145-157 St. John Street, London, UK, WC1N 2DL)
KRISP (17, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LH)
Krisp (17 , The Pavilions)
Kwik Stitch (10-11 The Arcade, , High Street, , UB8 1LG)
Kwik-Fit (1, UB8 2AP)
La Mode (12, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
Ladbrokes (23, UB8 1AB)
Ladbrokes (282, UB8 1OQ)
Ladbrokes (282 , High Street, , UB8 1LQ)
Lavazza Coffee (36-38, WINDSOR STREET, UB8 1AB)
Le Petit Salon (21a, UB8 1AB)
Le Petit Salon Beauty (21a , Windsor Street, , UB8 1AB)
Leapfrog Toys (UK) Ltd (36-38, WINDSOR STREET, UB8 1AB)
Learning Support Service (SEN) (26, The Lancaster Centre, UB8 1BN)
Leeds Double Glazing Repairs (58, Whinmoor Crescent, LS14 1EW)
Lemmings Menswear (44, UB8 1AB)
Levelhead Barber Studio (The Pavilions)
Lichfield Personnel (281, UB8 1LQ)
Linens Direct (2b, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LJ)
Lloyds Bank (21-22 , High Street, , UB8 1JD)
Lloyds TSB Bank (21-22, UB8 1JD)
London Borough of Hillingdon (Civic Centre , High Street, , UB8 1UW)
London Buses Travel Information Centre (BAKERS ROAD, UB8 1RG)
London Fruit Company (Market Square, , The Pavilions, )
London Hair Transplant Clinic (114A, High Street Edgware , HA8 7HF )
LoveUSalons (129 , High Street, , UB8 1JX)
LSR Locksmiths Leeds (32, Westwinn View, LS14 3HY)
Luna Wisdom (High Street, UB8 1LG)
M D Austin (77, UB8 1QU)
M J Manufacturing (17, UB8 1AP)
M Paul Glazing & Locks (99, archie close, ub7 9pr)
M&S Cafe (32/32A , The Pavilions)
Madhouse (Unit 105, The Chimes, UB8 1GE)
Mail Box (29 , Belmont Road, , UB8 1QS)
Majuran & Sivasuthan Quality Wines (235, UB8 1LE)
Man and Van Uxbridge (183, High Street, UB8 1LA)
Man with a Van London (99, Flood Street, SW3 5TB)
Manpower (30, Capital Court, UB8 1AB)
Manpower (18, First floor, UB8 1BX)
Manpower (18 , High Street, , UB8 1JN)
Manpower (Head Office) (Capital Court, , 30 Windsor Street, , UB8 1AB)
Maplin (148-154 , High Street,, UB8 1JY)
Maplin Electronics (29, UB8 1RG)
Maranatha Christian Bookshop (22, UB8 1AB)
Maranatha Christian Bookshop (22 , Windsor Street, , UB8 1AB)
Market Stall - Bags & Holdalls (The Pavilions , Market Square, UB8 1LN)
Market Stall - Belts, Phone Accessories (The Pavilions , Market Square, UB8 1LN)
Market Stall - Childrens' Clothing (The Pavilions , Market Square, UB8 1LN)
Market Stall - Fabrics & Blinds (The Pavilions , Market Square, UB8 1LN)
Market Stall - Flower Stall (The Pavilions , Market Square, UB8 1LN)
Market Stall - Mens Clothing (The Pavilions , Market Square, UB8 1JN)
Marks & Spencer (54, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1JP)
Martin's Place (46 , Windsor Street , UB8 1AB)
Master Grades (00, Bakers Rd, UB8 1RG)
Matthew Williams (41-49 , Belmont Road, , UB8 1QT)
MATTHEWWILLIAMS (41-49, Belmont Road, UB8 1QT)
McDonalds (124-125, High Street, UB8 1JT)
McDonalds (Unit 103, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GE)
Mears Care (Unit , Unit 2, Brook Business Centre, , UB8 2FX)
Men's Clothing (Market Square, , The Pavilions, )
MENCAP (2, Beasleys Yard, UB8 1JU)
Menkind (Unit 123, The Chimes, UB8 1GE)
Menkind (Unit 122, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GE)
Merrell Aesthetics Clinic (Bank, House Farm, DN8 4JD)
Metro Bank (50 , The Pavilions)
Metro Pizza (24, UB8 2LT)
Metromedia (1, The Atrium, UB8 1PH)
Metropolitan Police Uxbridge (1, UB8 1PG)
Microline (6 Market House, UB8 1AQ)
Millers Tap (Unit 219-221, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1LB)
Mills Opticians (13-14 , Windsor Street, , UB8 1AB)
Minuteman Press Uxbridge (864, Uxbridge Road, UB4 0RR)
miss selfridge (BHS, Chimes shopping centre, ub10 1ga)
Mitsubishi Electric Europe BV (1, George Street, UB8 1QQ)
MJ Harvey & Co (16, UB8 1JN)
MK One (2, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LJ)
Mobile Blitz (Market Mall Kiosk, The Pavilions)
Mobility Scooters (Kiosk 12, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LH)
Mobility Scooters (Market Kiosk, The Pavilions)
Monsoon (Unit 202, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GE)
Monster Cleaning Slough (125B , 125B High St, SL1 1DH)
Monster Cleaning Wеybridge (56 High St, 56 High St, KT13 8BL)
Morley Local Locksmiths (6, Sandmead Way, LS27 9SF)
Morley Local Locksmiths (6 , 6 Sandmead Way, LS27 9SF)
Moss Bros (Unit 108, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1LA)
Mrs Browns Project (65, Swallowdale , SL00EX)
MTC Curtains & Blinds (52, seaton garden, UB8 1ss)
Nabrasa (Unit 2, Colham House, UB8 1RG)
Nabru (Unit 7, Sarum Complex, UB8 2RZ)
Nandos (Unit 204, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GE)
National Lottery Kiosk (Chequers Square, The Pavilions)
Nationwide (139 , High Street, , UB8 1EB)
Nationwide Building Society (137-138, UB8 1EB)
NatWest Bank (48-49, The Pavilions, UB8 1UT)
New Look (Unit 117-118, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GE)
News Agents (Uxbridge Station, , High Street, , UB8 1QQ)
Newtone Group (25, Uxbridge Business Centre, UB8 1RG)
Nexen Petroleum UK Ltd (Ground & 1st floor, Charter Place, UB8 1JG)
Next (Unit 206, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GE)
Nicholls Christie & Crocker (130, UB8 1JX)
Nicholls Christie & Crocker - Solicitors (130 , High Street, , UB8 1JX)
Ninja Nyan CosProps (52, Keith Park Road, UB10 0FG)
No1 Currency (18, High Street, UB8 1JN)
Nonna Rosa (119 , High Street, , UB8 1JT)
Nuad Tha - Thai Massage (276A , High Street,, UB8 1LQ)
O2 (Unit 119, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GE)
Oasis Uxbridge (Windsor Street , UB8 1AB)
Octagon Books (20, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
Odeon Cinema (Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GE)
Office Angels (Norwich Union House, 1st Floor, UB8 1RG)
OJZ Barbers (9 The Arcade, , High Street, , UB8 1LG)
Old English Doors (5 , Daleside Road, NG2 4DH)
Once Upon a Time Day Nurseries - Uxbridge Babies (150, Friends Meeting House, UB8 1QW)
Once Upon A Time Day Nursery (Friends Meeting House, , York Rd, , UB8 1QW)
Optical Express & Dental (155-6, UB8 1JY)
Optical Warehouse (23, The Pavilions, UB8 1LH)
Orange (Unit 126, The Chimes, UB8 1GE)
Orbis Property Protection (Cricketfield Road, UB8 1QG)
Oriental Grocery Food Store (236 , High Street, , UB8 1LE)
Orijn International Ltd (First floor, 4a Market House, UB8 1AQ)
OSO Baby (Market Square, , The Pavilions, )
Ostler (9, UB8 1QS)
Otsuka Pharmaceuticals (Highbridge, UB8 1HU)
Ottimmo Bao Bao (45, Windsor Street, UB8 1AB)
Our Lady Of Lourdes & St Michael (The Presbytery, UB8 1UE)
Our Lady of Lourdes & St. Michael Catholic Church (The Presbytery , Osborne Road, , UB8 1UE)
Ovenu Uxbridge (1, Gravel Hill, UB8 1PB)
Oxfam (150 , UB8 1JY)
Pandora (Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GB)
Paperchase (167, High Street, UB8 1JZ)
Parexel (101-105, The Quays, UB8 1LZ)
Parkside Recruitment (268, UB8 1LQ)
Parnassus Hair & Beauty (76, UB8 1JR)
Partners Pet Supermarkets (Redford House, UB8 1SZ)
Pavilions News (1a, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
Peacocks (6-12, The Pavilions, UB8 1LP)
Pence Cleaners Uxbridge (4, Vine St, UB8 1BP)
Penn Legal (93-96, Highbridge House, UB8 1LU)
People 1st (38, Market Square, UB8 1LH)
PEP Honke (8, UB8 1JN)
Pepper Money Ltd (1, George Street, UB8 1QQ)
Per Lui (13 , The Pavilions)
Peri Peri Cottage (237 , High Street, , UB8 1LE)
Pest Control Uxbridge (250D, High St, UB8 1LD)
Phoenix Dyslexia Consulting (5 , Bandon Close, UB10 0XA)
PHONE SURGERY (Unit B, The Market House, UB8 1JN)
Phones 4U (154, UB8 1JY)
Photos On Things (Market Kiosk, The Pavilions)
PhysioQinetics Uxbridge Physiotherapy Clinic (198 Harlington Road, Uxbridge, UB8 3HA)
Pictures On Things (Market Square, , The Pavilions,)
Pinkney Keith Gibbs (35, UB8 1RH)
Pizza Express (Highbridge, UB8 1HU)
Pizza Express (222, High Street, UB8 1LD)
Pizza Hut (Restaurant) (148-154 , High Street, , UB8 1HX)
Pizza Hut (Take Away Only) (234 , High Street, , UB8 1LE)
Pizza Hut Delivery (234, High Street, UB8 1LE)
Plan Personnel Domiciliary Care (225a, UB8 1LD)
Planet Hairdressing (41-42, UB8 1AB)
Planet Hairdressing (41 , Windsor Street, , UB8 1AB)
Platinum Wellness (233 , High Street , UB8 1LE)
Polish Deli (5b, UB8 1AB)
Poppiandy's (33, The Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
Porters Petfoods (Kiosk 9, The Pavilions, UB8 1LH)
POSITIVE HYPE (19, High Street, UB8 1JN)
Poundland (6, The Pavilions, UB8 1LJ)
Poundland (157-158 , High Street, , UB8 1DU)
Pret A Manger (164 , High Street,, UB8 1JZ)
Prezzo (9-11 , Belmont Road , UB8 1QS)
PricewaterhouseCoopers (1, HAREFIELD ROAD, UB8 1PH)
Private GPs London (117A Harley Street, London, W1G 6AT)
Probation Service (Uxbridge Magistrates Court, UB8 1PQ)
Proficient Cleaning Ickenham (53a , Swakeleys Road, UB10 8DG)
Prontaprint (281, UB8 1LQ)
Prontaprint (281 , High Street, , UB8 1LQ)
Pumpernickels (23, UB8 1JN)
Pumpkin Patch (Unit 226-227, The Chimes, UB8 1GE)
Quakers Religious Society of Friends (150, Meeting House,, UB8 1QW)
Quality Cleaning Cowley (46a , Windsor Street, UB8 1AB)
Queens Head (54, UB8 1AB)
Quickstitch (276, New Arcade, UB8 1LQ)
RAF Uxbridge (UB10 0RZ)
Raj Off Licence (21, UB8 1AB)
Raj Off License (21 , Windsor Street , UB8 1AB)
Raj Tandoori (40, Windsor Street, UB8 1AB)
Ramp Garage (11-17, High Street, Sl09nd )
Randall's of Uxbridge (7 , Vine Street, , UB8 1RS)
Randalls (7, UB8 1RS)
Raytheon (1, George Street, UB8 1QQ)
Raz Pics (19, Market Square, UB8 1LH)
RCCG Faith Assembly, Uxbridge (115, Belmont Road, UB8 1RB)
Rebecca's Painting & Decorating Services (100 Acres, Sanderson Road, UB8 1NB)
Rebel Status (28, The Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
Recruitment 99 (Cricket Field Road, UB8 1QG)
Recycle A Bike - Uxbridge (Cricket Field Road , UB8 1RS)
Red Iron Burgers (280, High Street, UB8 1LQ)
Red Iron Burgers (280 , High Street, , UB8 1LQ)
Red Poppy Photography (85, 85 Bridge Road, UB8 2QW)
Reed Accountancy (20, High Street, UB8 1JN)
Reed Accountancy Personnel (2nd Floor, 1 Kings Yard, , 20 High Street, , UB8 1JN)
Reed in Partnership (20, High Street, UB8 1JN)
Reels (236, UB8 1LE)
Regis (Unit 127, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1QQ)
Regus (Highbridge Estate, Regus House, UB8 1HR)
Reliance Security Services (Boundary House Ground & 2nd floor, UB8 1QG)
Religious Society Of Friends (Friends Meeting House, , York Road, , UB8 1QW)
Remax Dream Homes (28, UB8 2LT)
Removal Van Uxbridge Ltd. (102, Cowley Rd, UB8 2LX)
Repertoire (Unit 202 - 203, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GB)
Republic (Upper Mall, The Chimes, UB8 1GE)
Richmond Fellowship (228, High Street, UB8 1LD)
River Island (Unit 119-120, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GA)
Roosters Piri Piri (43-44, Windsor Street, UB8 1AB)
Roses Fashions (Kiosk 5-6, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LH)
Royal Bank of Scotland (1-4, UB8 1BP)
Royal Bank of Scotland Corporate & Commercial Banking (1, UB8 1BP)
Royal Mail - Post Office (Located in WHSmith) (148 , High Street, , UB8 1JY)
RUSH (1, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
RUSH Fitness Club (High Street, UB8 1JR)
RV Ralph (4a, UB8 1AB)
RVRalph Watch Repair Specialist (4 , Windsor Street, , UB8 1AB)
S H Harrold (130/131, High Street, UB8 1JX)
S Jackson & Co (UB8 1RG)
Sainsbury's (York Road, , UB8 1QW)
Sainsburys (UB8 1QW)
Sallys Scrapbook Attic (277, unit 8 New Arcade, UB8 1LQ)
Salon Express (3 , The Pavilions)
Salvation Army Church Hall (16b, UB8 2LT)
Salvation Army Regional Office (16c, UB8 2LT)
Sandybabes (Hair Salon) (4 The Arcade, , High Street, , UB8 1LQ)
Santander (174 , High Street, , UB8 1EF)
Sapiens (UK) (1, George Street, UB8 1QQ)
Savers (15-16, The Pavilions, UB8 1LH)
Secrets (29, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
Select Appointments (5, UB8 1QE)
Sensius (Unit 102)
sensius Laser Clinic (Unit 102, intu uxbridge shopping centre, Unit 102 uxbridge Intu shopping centre, UB8 1LA)
Sertrix Tools (Highbridge Estate, Unit 6b, UB8 1LX)
Server Consultancy Ltd (Suite 7, , 1st Floor Amba House, HA1 1BA)
Seymour Card (Market Square, , The Pavilions, )
SH Harrold (1937) (130-131, UB8 1JX)
Shabby Chic (45, UB8 1AB)
Sheridan Ward (192, HIGH STREET, UB8 1LB)
Shoe Repairs & Dry Cleaners (Uxbridge Station, , High Street, , UB8 1QQ)
Shoe Zone (9-11, The Pavilions, UB8 1LJ)
Shopmobility (The Chimes, UB8 1GE)
Short 'n Curlys & the Tanning Shop (169, UB8 1JZ)
Short & Curlys (169 , High Street, , UB8 1JZ)
Short n Curlys (169, High Street, Ub8 1jz )
Shu Time (14/16 , The Pavilions)
Simon Williams (18, HIGH STREET, UB8 1JN)
Simply Clinics (18, High Street, UB8 1JN)
Simply Gym (70, High Street, UB8 1JR)
SK Apparel (Unit 18, Unit 18, Elder Court, Lions Drive (338.14 km) Blackburn Lancashire, BB1 2EQ)
Slimming World (Hillingdon Park Baptist Church, 25, Hercies Rd, UB10 9LS)
Smart Parcel Box (Units 12-14, Waterfall Lane Trading Estate Waterfall Ln , B64 6PU)
Smartscuffs (Unit 2B Penfield Estate,, Lancaster Road, , UB8 1AP)
Smortgage Uk (105, 105 Ebb Court, 1 Albert Basin Way,, E16 2QN)
Snappy Snaps (Unit 178, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1LA)
Soft Furnishings (Market Square, , The Pavilions, )
Sony Centre (Unit 199-200, The Chimes, UB8 1GE)
Spaces - The Bower (4 , Roundwood Avenue, UB11 1AF)
Specs 4 Less (179, HIGH STREET, UB8 1GE)
Specsavers (21-22, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
Specsavers Opticians (25, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1XA)
Spice Merchant (61, UB8 1QT)
Sport & Soccer (26, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
Sports Direct (161 , High Street, , UB8 1JY)
Spring Employment Agency (275, UB8 1LQ)
Spring Personnel (275 , High Street, , UB8 1LQ)
Springfield Personnel (51a, UB8 1AB)
St. Andrew's Church (Hillingdon Road, , UB10 0AE)
St. Margaret's Church (7 , Windsor Street,, UB8 1AB)
Starbucks (Unit 201, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GB)
Strand News (171, UB8 1JZ)
Subway (224, HIGH STREET, UB8 1LD)
Subway (134 , High Street, , UB8 1JX)
Sunflower House Nursery (Moorfield Road, UB8 3SH)
Sunglass Hut (Unit 121, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GA)
Supercuts (10, The Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
Superdrug (159-161, UB8 1JY)
Superdrug (159 , High Street,, UB8 1JY)
Support Soft (1, GEORGE STREET, UB8 1QQ)
Swan & Bottle (98, UB8 1LZ)
Swarovski (Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GB)
Sweet Express (Unit 102, The Chimes, UB8 1GE)
Sweet Express (Unit 102, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GE)
Sweet News (Inside the Tube Station, UB8 1JZ)
Syze UK (37 Stevenage, 37 Stevenage Rd, London E6 2AU, UK, E6 2AU)
T Mobile (1b, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LP)
Taipan Oriental Buffet (30, Capital Court, UB8 1AB)
Teaching Jobs Uxbridge (Spencer Street, 49, AL3 5EH)
Tech Tronex (30 Market Square, 18 Chequers Square, UB8 1LN)
Telephone & Mobile Phone Accessories (Market Square, , The Pavilions, )
Temco Services (10-11, HIGH STREET, UB8 1JN)
Tempting Food Delicatessen (Market Square, , The Pavilions, )
Tesco Metro (62, The Pavilions, UB8 1ND)
Thames Valley Hospice (16-17, UB8 1JN)
The Art Of Barbering (5a, Windsor Street, UB8 1AB)
The Barbers Shop (195a, The Chimes, UB8 1GE)
The Body Shop (37, Markert Square, UB8 1LN)
The Body Shop At Home (83, Belmont Road, UB8 1QU)
The British Training Academy Ltd (Byron House, Wallingford Road, UB8 2RW)
The Chimes Car Park (UB8 1XD)
The Crown & Treaty (90 , Oxford Road,)
The Electric Lounge (120, high street, ub8 1jt)
The Entertainer (2a, The Pavilions, UB8 1LJ)
The Fig Tree (49 , Windsor Street, , UB8 1AB)
The Flight Centre (Unit 182, The Chimes, UB8 1GE)
The Fragrance Shop (4, The Pavilions)
The Gift Box (27, The Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
The Good Yarn (132 , High Street, , UB8 1JX)
The Holiday Club and After School Club - Hermitage (The Lodge, Hermitage Primary School, UB8 1RB)
The Kitchen Company (21, Belmont Road, UB8 1)
The Make Up Stall (Market Square, , The Pavilions,)
The Mediterranean Food Co. (23 , High Street, , UB8 1JN)
The Metropolitan Pub (8-9 , Windsor Street, , UB8 1AB)
The Money Shop (Unit 192, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1LB)
The Original Barber Shop (Unit 195A, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1LB)
The Pavilions (18, The Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
The Perfume Shop (Unit 211, The Chimes, UB8 1GE)
The Perfume Shop (Unit 211, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1LA)
The Pro*Curator (95, Cowley Mill Road, UB8 2QB)
The Queens Head (54 , Windsor Street, , UB8 1AB)
The Royal Feast (33, Rockingham Road, UB8 2TZ)
The Swan & Bottle (98 , Oxford Road, , UB8 1LZ)
The Three Tuns (24 , High Street, , UB8 1JN)
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The Uxbridge Community Centre (32b, The Greenway, UB8 2PJ)
The Uxbridge Supermarket (227-228, High Street, UB8 1LD)
The Window Works (39, UB8 1AB)
The Wonky Teapot Company (45 , Windsor street, UB8 1AB)
The Woodoaks Association (2 Woodoaks Farm, Denham Way, WD3 9XQ)
The Works (5/7 , The Pavilions)
Thirdforce (36-38, WINDSOR STREET, UB8 1AB)
Thomas Cook (5-7, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LP)
Thomas Williams (10, UB8 1JN)
Thomas Williams Group (5 , Sarum Complex, UB8 2RZ)
Thomson (165 , High Street, , UB8 1SN)
Thorntons (17, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LJ)
Thorntons (17 , The Pavilions)
Three Tuns (24, UB8 1JN)
Tiger Trophies (Uxbridge, UB8 1PH)
TK Maxx (3/7 , The Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
TLC Group (39 , Windsor Street, , UB8 1AB)
Todays Fashions (Kiosk 7, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LH)
Toffs The Original Barber Shop (195a , High Street , UB8 1LB)
Toni & Guy (Unit 210, The Chimes, UB8 1GE)
Toni & Guy (Unit 210, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GB)
Top Class (Kiosk 7, Market Square, UB8 1LH)
Top Shop (Unit 215, The Chimes, UB8 1GE)
Topman (Unit 216, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GE)
Topshop (Unit 215, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GB)
Traditional Sweets, Party Bags, Wedding Favours Handmade Sweets (Market Square, , The Pavilions,)
Travel Lodge (Colham House, , Bakers Yard, , UB8 1RG)
Travelodge (BAKERS ROAD, UB8 1SS)
Treads Fashion Shoes (Kiosk 8, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LH)
Trespass (56 , The Pavilions)
Trinity Homeless Projects - Furniture Store (Redford House , Redford Way , UB8 1SZ)
Tru Dru Yoga (22, Blackmore Way, UB8 1QB)
Tru Dru Yoga with Sabrina (32B, The Greenway, UN8 2PJ)
TruGym (The Leisure Building, Vine Street, UB8 1TD)
Trugym Uxbridge (Tru Gym Uxbridge, The Leisure Building, UB8 1TD)
truGym Uxbridge (The Leisure Building, Vine Street, UB8 1TD)
TSB Bank (24, The Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
TSB Bank (24 , The Pavilions)
Tudor Hog Roast (27, Stafford Road, HA4 6PB)
Turbervilles (122-123, UB8 1JT)
Turbervilles (118 , High Street, , UB8 1JT)
Turret Rai (38, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1NG)
Tutor Science (135, Hercies Road, UB10 9LU)
UB Safe (Centre Management Suite , UB8 1LA)
Unisys (Bakers Court, UB8 1RG)
Universal Delivery Solutions Ltd (Unit 4A Victory House, 54 Wallingford Road, UB8 2RW)
USC (Unit 123, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GA)
Utility Warehouse - local authorised distributor (Paines Lane, Pinner, HA5 3DB)
Ux Pilates Studio (Regus Building, Highbridge, UB8 1HR )
Uxbridge & District Conservative Club (46, UB8 1PJ)
Uxbridge AutoKeys and Locks (Security House, Windsor Sreet, UB8 1AB)
Uxbridge Business Centre (25, Bakers House, UB8 1RG)
Uxbridge Cleaners (Lancresse Cl, UB8 1XU)
Uxbridge Collectors Centre (52a, Windsor Street, UB8 1AB)
Uxbridge College (UB8 1NQ)
Uxbridge College (Park Road, UB8 1NQ)
Uxbridge Communications (High Street Uxbridge, UB8 1LG)
Uxbridge Conservative & Social Club (46, Fairfield Road, UB8 1PJ)
Uxbridge Court House (HAREFIELD ROAD, UB8 1PQ)
Uxbridge Craft Market (1, Market Square, UB8 1LN)
Uxbridge Cricket Club (UB8 1NR)
Uxbridge Dental Centre (278b, UB8 1LQ)
Uxbridge Dental Centre (278b , High Street, , UB8 1LQ)
Uxbridge Dental Surgery (15 , Windsor Street, , UB8 1AB)
Uxbridge Design & Detailing Services (21a, UB8 1AB)
Uxbridge Development Group (5 little London close, Uxbridge, Ub8 3ug )
Uxbridge Employment Agency (4-5, First floor,, UB8 1AB)
Uxbridge Employment Agency (Premier House,, 4 Windsor Street, , UB8 1AB)
Uxbridge Fashion Nails (273, UB8 1LQ)
Uxbridge Fashion Nails (273 , High Street, , UB8 1LQ)
Uxbridge Flowerstall (outside Uxbridge tube station, UB8 1JZ)
Uxbridge Gazette & Leader (28, Gazette House, 2nd Floor, UB8 1RG)
Uxbridge Guitar Lessons (NA, Belmont Road, UB8 1QU)
Uxbridge Health Centre (aa, UB8 1QJ)
Uxbridge Internet Cafe (231, High Street, UB8 1LD)
Uxbridge Kebab House (133a, UB8 1JX)
Uxbridge Library (13-14 , High Street, , UB8 1HD)
Uxbridge Magistrates Court (The Court House , Harefield Road, , UB8 1PQ)
Uxbridge Osteopaths (8, Merryfields, UB8 2BT)
Uxbridge Police Station (1 , Warwick Place, , UB8 1PG)
Uxbridge Press (129, UB8 1DL)
Uxbridge Snooker Centre (233, UB8 1LE)
UXBRIDGE STATION (High Street, UB8 1JZ)
Uxbridge Telephone Exchange (Cave House, UB8 1UE)
Uxbridge Town Centre Management (18, c/o The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
Uxbridge Vets (65 , Belmont Road, UB8 1QT)
Uxbridge Wellness Centre (23, MARKET SQUARE, UB8 1LH)
Vac. Market (Market Square, , The Pavilions, )
Vacant (232, UB8 1LD)
VACANT (58a, UB8 1JP)
VACANT A1 (Unit 225, The Chimes, UB8 1GE)
VACANT KIOSK SPACE (The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
VACANT OFFICE PREMISES (276a, Sterling House, UB8 1LQ)
VACANT OFFICE PREMISES (126, Unit 2 Beasleys Yard, UB8 1JU)
VACANT OFFICE PREMISES (1st Floor, Uxbridge Station, UB8 1TN)
VACANT OFFICE PREMISES (106, Floor 3, UB8 1NA)
VACANT OFFICE PREMISES (Highbridge Estate, Grnd floor, Hunton House, UB8 1HU)
VACANT OFFICE PREMISES (134a, 2nd floor, UB8 1JX)
VACANT OFFICE PREMISES (Boundary House, 3rd floor, UB8 1QG)
VACANT OFFICE PREMISES (106, Floors 1 + 2, UB8 1NA)
VACANT OFFICE PREMISES (1, George Street, UB8 1QQ)
VACANT RETAIL PREMISES (Unit 101, The Chimes, UB8 1GE)
VACANT RETAIL PREMISES (277, unit 3 New Arcade, UB8 1LQ)
VACANT RETAIL PREMISES (4-5, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
VACANT RETAIL PREMISES (1-3 Market House, UB8 1AQ)
VACANT RETAIL PREMISES (36-37, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LJ)
VACANT RETAIL PREMISES (2c, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
VACANT RETAIL PREMISES (Kiosk 2, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LH)
VACANT RETAIL PREMISES (A1) (23, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
VACANT RETAIL PREMISES (A1) (9, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LN)
VACANT RETAIL PREMISES (A1) (Unit 124, The Chimes, UB8 1GE)
Venue (1-3, UB8 1LJ)
Virgin Active (4, The Leisure Building, UB8 1TD)
Vision Express Opticians (58, The Pavilions, UB8 1JP)
Vodafone (Unit 240, The Chimes, UB8 1GE)
Vodafone (Unit 240, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GB)
Vodafone Retail (18, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LH)
W Sherry & Sons Funeral Directors (225-226 , High Street, , UB8 1LD)
Wagamama ( 201, High Street, UB8 1LB )
Walding & Son (63b, UB8 1JP)
Walk In (14-16, PANTILE WALK, UB8 1LP)
Wallis (Unit 216, The Chimes, UB8 1GE)
Ward Williams Business Advisers Ltd (Bay Lodge, 36 Harefield Road, UB8 1PH)
Ward Williams Limited (36, Harefield Road, UB8 1PH)
Warren James (12, The Pavilions, UB8 1LH)
Waterstone's (Unit 240A, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1GB)
Watts Hall (BEASLEYS YARD, UB8 1JU)
WeAreTechWomen (Suite 2, 44-50 High Street, 44-50 High Street Rayleigh, Essex, SS6 7EA)
Well Heeled (1c, The Mall Pavilions, UB8 1LH)
Wendy's Hairdressers (53, UB8 1AB)
Wenzel's (8 , High Street, , UB8 1JN)
Wenzels (29 , The Pavilions)
West London SEO (Belmont Road, UB8 1HE)
WF Hollis Dental Surgery (15a, UB8 1AB)
WH Smith & Post Office (148-149, UB8 1JY)
Whelan's (135, High Street, UB8 1JX)
WHSmith (148 , High Street, , UB8 1JY)
Wickes (12, UB8 1JS)
Wickes (Unit 1, , 12 Harefield Road, , UB8 1JS)
Wilkinson Aldcroft & Associates (10, UB8 1JN)
Wilkinsons (28, The Pavilions, UB8 1LH)
Wilkinsons's Greengrocers (Market Kiosk, The Pavilions)
William Hill (133, The Pavilions, UB8 1JX)
Windsor Cafe (Windsor Street, Windsor Street, UB8 1AB)
Windsor cafe (22, Windsor street, UB8 1AB)
Wise & Co Chartered Accountants (Room 245, Pinewood Studios, Pinewood Road, SL0 0NH)
WMS Gaming (30, Capital Court, UB8 1AB)
Wolf London (Unit 3, High Street, UB8 1LG)
Wolfs - Hair & Beauty (59, Belmont Road, UB8 1QT)
Wolfs - Hair & Beauty (59, Belmont Rd, UB8 1QT)
Wolfs Hair & Beauty Salon (59, Belmont Rd., UB8 1QT)
Women's Fashion (Market Square, , The Pavilions, )
Women's Wear & Nightwear (Market Square, , The Pavilions, )
Worsdell & Vintner (12, UB8 1JN)
Wrapchic ( High Street, UB8 1LA)
Wyeless (1, GEORGE STREET, UB8 1QQ)
Xerox (UK) (UB8 1UX)
Yiewsley Baptist Church (74, Colham Avenue, UB7 8HF)
Yoga with Vibhu (26, Victoria road, UB8 2TW)
You Me TV - Sky (Market Mall Kiosk, The Pavilions)
Your Life Gym (44, Churchfield Road, W3 6EB)
Yours Clothing (Unit , Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1LA)
Youth Offending Team (65, Darren House, UB8 1JP)
Zizzi (The Piaza, Intu Uxbridge, UB8 1LD)
Zumba with Samu (The Uxbridge Community Centre, 32B The Greenway, UB8 2PJ)
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One of the most celebrated generals of the 20th century, Norman Schwarzkopf, is being lauded by presidents and military leaders as a true patriot. NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports.
Retired Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf, the blunt, bulldog-like commander of U.S.-led coalition forces in the first Persian Gulf War, died Thursday in Florida. He was 78.
Schwarzkopf died from complications of pneumonia after a long illness at his home in Tampa, where he lived in retirement.
Schwarzkopf, a highly decorated Vietnam War veteran who rose quickly through the Army's ranks during the 1970s and '80s, drew up the initial plans for the successful U.S.-led ejection of Saddam Hussein's forces from Kuwait, which Iraq invaded in 1990.
He then became famous for his pointed and inventive language during the almost-daily televised briefings he gave reporters as commander of Operation Desert Storm in 1991, invariably clad in desert camouflage, which he is credited with introducing.
Schwarzkopf described the key maneuver that led to the end of the ground war, a redeployment of forces into Iraq behind Iraqi lines, with a boxing metaphor: He called it a "left hook." And he memorably dismissed one report he disagreed with as "bovine scatology."
In his 1992 autobiography, "It Doesn't Take a Hero," Schwarzkopf related that he meant to send a message in those briefings.
"With those cameras grinding away, I knew I wasn't talking just to friendly audiences, but that Saddam and his bully boys were watching me on CNN in their headquarters," he wrote.
Schwarzkopf said he agreed with President George H.W. Bush's decision not to pursue Hussein all the way to Baghdad. At the February 1991 briefing during which he described the coalition's victorious operations, he made it clear that he could have done so, however, had he been given the order:
"If it had been our intention to take Iraq, if it had been our intention to destroy the country, if it had been our intention to overrun the country, we could have done it unopposed for all intents and purposes from this position at that time."
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Click to view scenes from the life of the retired Army general.
Schwarzkopf emerged from the war with the nickname "Stormin' Norman" and a career in television, much of it as a military analyst for NBC News.
The decision to go to war to oust Hussein was the defining moment of Bush's presidency. In a statement from Houston, where he is being treated at Methodist Hospital for complications related to bronchitis, Bush called Schwarzkopf "one of the great military leaders of his generation."
"More than that, he was a good and decent man," Bush said.
In January 2003, Schwarzkopf said on NBC's TODAY that he thought Bush's son, the 43rd president, had made a "very compelling" case for removing Hussein from power.
But by December 2004, he was criticizing Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld for his handling of the second war, telling MSNBC that war policy was being controlled by civilians in the Defense Department who "showed a total lack of understanding of the culture that we were dealing with" in Iraq.
As a result, he said, "things have gone awry," especially in terms of adequate armored protection for troops on the ground.
Dec. 13, 2004: Norman Schwarzkopf tells MSNBC's Chris Matthews that civilians in the Defense Department were mishandling the war in Iraq.
Obama, Powell hail general
In a statement Thursday night, President Barack Obama called Schwarzkopf "an American original."
"From his decorated service in Vietnam to the historic liberation of Kuwait and his leadership of United States Central Command, General Schwarzkopf stood tall for the country and Army he loved."
Colin Powell, who was Schwarzkopf's boss as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff during Desert Storm, remembered him Thursday as "a great patriot and a great soldier."
"He was a good friend of mine, a close buddy," Powell said in a statement. "I will miss him."
Schwarzkopf, who had been based in Tampa for many years on the way to leading U.S. Central Command in 1988, was a prominent spokesman for campaigns to promote awareness of prostate cancer, with which he was diagnosed in 1993. He is survived by his wife, Brenda, and their three adult children.
Andrea Mitchell and Courtney Kube of NBC News contributed to this report.
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They're still in school but they're already making their TV debut – on C-SPAN.
Eight South Florida students won C-SPAN's StudentCam competition that asks middle and high school students to produce five to eight minute documentaries. This year, students were asked what issues the President should consider in 2013.
James Roldan of Westminster Academy in Fort Lauderdale won $1,500 for his second place documentary, "Education: America's Challenge." The documentary will air April 22 at 6:50 a.m.
Eighth grade students Camila Tussie, Jacob Wilentz and Brian Bosem from Falcon Cove Middle in Weston took third place and won $750. Their documentary was titled "The Dangers of an Increasing National Deficit."
Sixth grade student Owen Blackwell, of BAK Middle School of the Arts in West Palm Beach, took an honorable mention and $250 for his documentary, "You can Make a World of Difference," about climate change.
Camila Diaz, Juan Fernandez and Ana Mifsud, 11th grade students at MAST Academy in Key Biscayne, received $250 for their honorable mention documentary, "Change for Climate Change."
To watch the videos, click here.
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